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Parks Deal &
Recreation Building
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Mary Wessner photography
Berkeley County Supervisor Bill Peagler and Daniel
Island Performing Arts Center (DIPAC) Founder Mary
Gould stand in front of a recently erected sign on Island
Park Drive showing a rendering of the proposed new
facility.
High School Football
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New DIPAC sign unveiled on Island Park Drive
Project continues to move forward
Honeycomb Artist
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and much more!
ELIZABETH BUSH
beth@thedanielislandnews.com
In the most visible sign yet that the proposed Daniel
Island Performing Arts Center (DIPAC) will come to
fruition, a crowd of supporters and dignitaries gathered
on Friday, August 26 on a grassy field on Island Park
Drive to celebrate the unveiling of a new display show-
casing a rendering of the facility. The two-sided sign,
donated by Johnston Signs, was erected in the location
the DIPAC will be built, adjacent to the UBS building.
Speaking at the festivities were DIPAC Founder
Mary Gould, Charleston Mayor John Tecklenburg,
Berkeley County Supervisor Bill Peagler, and Barbara
McLaughlin, Community Services Manager for the
Daniel Island Property Owners Association.
“Tonight we are celebrating the first major financial
goal of raising over $5 million to purchase the land
and also begin construction on the land right behind
us,” said Gould, addressing the crowd. “This is indeed
cause for celebration!”
The landmark facility, to include a 400-seat proscenium theatre and a 99-seat blackbox theatre, will house
Gould’s South of Broadway Theatre Company. In addition, it will showcase Broadway-caliber productions
that would be eligible for Tony Awards.
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DIPAC celebrates the unveiling of a new sign
From dipac on PAGE 01
“This fine facility and the variety of arts
programming it will bring will be a most
welcome addition for all of our residents and
our visitors and will serve as a major event
space for those who live, work and play here on
Daniel Island,” added McLaughlin, speaking on
behalf of the Daniel Island Company. “…Daniel Island is truly the epicenter geographically
of the Charleston tri-county area and will be
the perfect location for a regionally recognized
performing arts center like DIPAC.”
The DIPAC facility is also set to achieve the
coveted League of Resident Theaters (LORT)
designation, making it the first of its kind in
South Carolina, as well as the first performing
arts center in Berkeley County.
“This is an opportunity for us as business
people, as community leaders, as residents, to
enhance your quality of life,” noted Peagler
in his remarks. “…You heard me say several
times the motto I coined when I first took office - Berkeley County is open for business and
Berkeley County means business. But now, I
think I’ll have to change that a bit…Berkeley
County is open for business - and the arts!”
Mayor Tecklenburg commended Gould on
her long-standing vision for the facility and her
dedication to the cause.
“A community is not complete without the
A sign showcasing this rendering of the
proposed Daniel Island Performing Arts Center
was unveiled at the facility’s planned site on
Island Park Drive on August 26.
Sign of the times: Barbara McLaughlin of the Daniel Island Property Owners Association,
arts,” he said. “Spoleto Festival 40 years ago re- Charleston Mayor John Tecklenburg, Daniel Island Performing Arts Center Founder Mary
ally set Charleston on a road that proved (that).
Gould, and Berkeley County Supervisor Bill Peagler were all on hand August 26 to celebrate the
It built a cultural arts community within our city installation of a new sign on the Island Park Drive site where the proposed new facility will be
that’s unlike any in the state of South Carolina
built.
and our quality of life just blossomed because
invested in this product,” added Gould.
money to get there, but we’re gonna do it!”
of it….This facility will do that same thing for
After the program, which included a chamSeveral weeks ago, Gould and the DIPAC
Daniel Island….When we have the arts in our
pagne reception and jazz music inside the
Advisory Committee launched a $1 million
lives, it enriches us, it enlightens us, it inspires
accelerated fundraising campaign to fund some neighboring UBS building, Gould reflected on
us as citizens, in our personal life and our comof the project’s design elements and also to hire the success of the night.
munity life.”
“It’s very emotional,” she said.”…This is the
a director of development. According to Gould,
Tecklenburg encouraged those gathered to
stuff of which dreams are made.”
they have already raised about 20 percent of
support the project.
For additional information on DIPAC, visit
those dollars. Their next step is to approach
“I am proud to be a part of the effort….It’s
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children get to and from school safely.
The safety committee and the city traffic department walked the island to review a
OWNERSHIP TRANSITION
list of safety issues. As a result the following
There is often confusion or misconcep(contact transition@dineighborhoodassocia- improvements are being implemented: Single
tion about the Daniel Island Neighborhood
tion.org )
side parking signs are being added to some
Association (DINA). DINA is different than
The full committee met in June with Jane
streets to improve drivability; new school zone
the POA. The POA and its three subordinate
Baker to review a to-do list of issues that the
signs are being installed around the Danorganizations, the Daniel Island Community
iel Island School and Bishop England High
Association (DICA), Daniel Island Park Asso- committee will research and investigate over
the next several months. Three key topics that School; and, new crosswalk markings have
ciation (DIPA) and Daniel Island Town Assobeen requested at Barfield and Daniel Island
ciation (DITA) are responsible for maintaining will be reviewed this year are: all governing
Drive and at Seven Farms Drive and Island
the common areas and amenities in those three documents, financial statements, and reserve
accounts.
Park Drive. Some crosswalks and center yelareas, and managing the financial resources
A collection of all pertinent documentation
low lines will be repainted.
necessary to accomplish those tasks. Your
yearly homeowner assessment is a result of the has been prepared for the committee to review.
LAND USE AND ZONING
DICA, DIPA and DITA budgets and expenses. The next meeting will be in the fall.
(contact zoning@dineighborhoodassociaDINA is an organization that is recognized
526 NOISE
tion.org)
by the POA, the city and the county to repre(contact 526@dineighborhoodassociation.
This committee tracks a multitude of new
sent all our residents and provide a collective
developments across Daniel Island. Use the
voice to deal with public policies and services org )
This newly formed committee is pursuing
link on the Land Use and Zoning Activity page
as well as an opportunity to meet with other
residents and officials, and build upon our past noise abatement options for the lane expansion of our website for a list of all new planned
project for 526 as it crosses the residential
developments.
20 years of community excellence. Our meetareas of Daniel Island. We think this recently
ings are open to everyone and we hope to see
announced SCDOT project will provide an
WEB AND SOCIAL MEDIA
you at our next meeting on September 6.
At that meeting, we are excited to announce opportunity for a comprehensive environmen- (contact webmaster@dineighborhoodassociation.org )
that our guest speaker will be Mayor Tecklen- tal impact study as it effects the existing and
newly constructed residential areas of Daniel
This committee keeps the DINA website and
burg. Our city councilman Gary White will
Island along the path of 526. The committee is Facebook pages current.
join him, and they will outline a new agreescheduling a meeting with SCDOT.
ment between the city and the Daniel Island
MEMBERSHIP
Company that will pave the way for an indoor
SAFETY COMMITTEE
(contact membership@dineighborhoodasrecreation and community center in Gover(contact safety@dineighborhoodassociation. sociation.org )
nor’s Park, the creation of a waterfront park
This committee works on ways to attract
along the Wando River, and access to 52 acres org )
We need more volunteers for the 2016/17
new members and facilitates our bi-monthly
of recreational green space adjacent to the
school-year Safety Patrol Program. Please
meetings, collecting membership dues and
Edgefield Park neighborhood.
providing meeting refreshments.
Here is a snapshot of our current committee email safety@dineighborhoodassociation.org
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DINA DASHBOARD – August 2016
USSs: Do you deliver more than you receive?
Statement: “I’m not feeling too well. I think
I still have a fever.”
Suggestion: “Maybe you should call the
doctor and check it out.”
Statement: “I can’t stand my boss, he’s
STEVE FERBER
such a jerk.”
Suggestion: “Why don’t you quit and move
Welcome
on?”
to the field of Suggestology, the science of
As practicing suggestologists we dispense
advice, persuasion and exhortation.
advice
in the lunch room, the grocery store
What’s a USS? It stands for “UnSolicited
and
the
kitchen table. We rarely shy from
Suggestion,” that is, a suggestion that flies off
telling others exactly what we think. We tell
our lips even before a person has asked for
folks what to say (“Just tell him you’re not
one! Our impatience manifests itself in “The
SS Exchange” (a Statement followed by a Sug- happy”); We tell them what to do (“Go ahead,
call her”); We tell them how to think and how
gestion):
to feel (“Don’t let that bother you, don’t even
unconventional
wisdom
think about it”).
To be fair, most suggestions are well-intentioned (“I just wanted to help.”). But too often,
they’re unwelcome intrusions in a conversation. When a person complains about their job,
they don’t necessarily want someone to tell
them that it’s time to start looking for a new
one. When a person struggles in a relationship,
they don’t want someone to tell them that it’s
time to find a new mate. And when a person
reflects on a recent poor showing – in the
boardroom or the ballfield – they don’t really
want someone to tell them what to do the next
time around.
Subtle or direct, a USS is still a USS. If only
See wisdom on PAGE 05
Most suggestions are well-intentioned
From wisdom on PAGE 04
we could wait for the question.
Question: “I’m not feeling too well.
I think I still have a fever. What do you
think I should do?”
Suggestion: “Maybe you should call
the doctor and check it out.”
Question: “I can’t stand my boss, he’s
such a jerk. Do you think I stay?”
Suggestion: “Maybe it’s time to start
looking for something new.”
Parents: Living in the Land
of USS
Parents, at every age, are adept at offering USSs (some years ago, on the way to
school, I asked our youngest daughter to
recall a recent USS from my lips; it took
her less than two seconds to recount the
latest!).
As parents, we live in the Land of USS
for good reason – we care about our children, we want to protect them, keep them
safe, happy and healthy. We suffer when
they hurt (emotionally or physically) and
we worry about their future. But instead
of waiting for the question (“What do you
think I should do?”), we rush ahead and
miss an opportunity to just listen.
So the next time a young one is airing
it out, try listening as long as you can,
then pose these five unambiguous words:
“Would you like a suggestion?” Chances
are they’ll respond with a quick “No,
thanks,” but wait five minutes, or an hour
or so, and you just might find they swing
back and say: “OK, what is it, what was
your suggestion?”
Go ahead, listen in on any conversation and notice how often a statement
(not a question!) is followed by a suggestion (“I’m so cold,” “Would you like a
sweater?”). Then start noticing how often
you do the same.
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06 kids say
What kind of park facilities would you like to see on Daniel Island?
Compiled and photographed by Søren Spina
I think they need
more basketball
courts because
they are usually full
and people can't
play.
Charlie
Age 9
Bigger soccer
fields so that way
DISA can play on
them.
Hudson
Age 11
A middle school
sized football field
because I like
playing football.
Grayer
Age 10
More green space
because we have
too many buildings.
Lexi
Age 9
More soccer
facilities and a
water park. Because that would
be fun!
Luke
Age 10
We already have
great parks that
have almost everything.
Brittany
Age 17
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Te n a n d F i v e Ye a r s A g o i n
The Daniel Island News
Te n Ye a r s A g o
S o u t h e r n L i v i n g Id e a H o u s e
In the August 31, 2006 edition of the
paper the cover and centerfold story
featured 2465 Daniel Island Drive, which
was featured in Southern Living as one
of their “Idea Houses.” Tours of the home
were open to the public, with proceeds
benefitting the MUSC Children’s Hos-
F i v e Ye a r s A g o
G o v e r n o r s Pa r k i n l a s t p h a s e o f
construction
pital. The home was built by Max G.
Crosby Construction Company.
In other news, Big Brother volunteer
and Daniel Island resident Steve Latour
urged his neighbors to join the organization and to serve as a big brother or sister.
A structure housing a concessions station, restrooms, and a scorer’s booth for sporting
events was almost complete.
In the September 1, 2011 edition of the paper in the
top story we reported that Governors Park was in the last
phase of construction, including a structure housing a
concessions station, restrooms, and a scorer’s booth for
sporting events.
Our centerfold feature story was about how the Vroman
family of Daniel Island went gluten free after their daughter was diagnosed with Celiac Disease and how they and
others go about finding gluten free options.
Daniel Island Girls in Training,
or DIG IT, has become a popular and successful training
group.
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08 save the date
on September 13 at 6 p.m. at the Daniel Island Library and will
feature a roundtable discussion among attendees about where,
when and how they learned to fly, as well as the pros and cons
2016
of flying. For additional information, visit www.danielislandflyingclub.com.
TGIFF
Charleston 9/11 Heroes Run on Daniel Island!
Thank Goodness It’s First Friday, an informal social open to
Run, Volunteer, Donate, Cheer…but most of all: HONOR! On
all Daniel Island residents Daniel Island residents, will be on
Saturday, Sept. 10, runners and walkers of all levels and of all
Friday September 2 at Daniel’s Landing Clubhouse 6:30- 9:00
ages are invited to take part in the 5th Annual Charleston 9/11
p.m. Start the school year with TGIFF and come out to meet
Heroes Run on Daniel Island. This event unites communities
new neighbors and old friends. Bring an hors d’oeuvre to
internationally with the goal to never forget the sacrifices of
share and your favorite beverage. Marcia and Stewart Miller
the heroes of September 11 and in the wars since, including
will be the hosts. Questions? Call Walter and Barbara Jenner
veterans and first responders - civilian and military. It is the
843-216-2573.
perfect opportunity to show support for your local veterans,
DINA Meeting – Mayor Tecklenburg is guest
their families, and first responders in an annual, fun, and family
Mayor Tecklenburg will be the guest speaker at the Sept. 6
friendly environment! The opening ceremony begins at 8:30 am
DINA meeting! City councilman Gary White will join him, and
at the Daniel Island Fire and Police Station on Seven Farms
they will outline a new agreement between the city and the
Drive and will spotlight three guests of honors, including Daniel
Daniel Island Company that will pave the way for an indoor
Island resident Laura Mendola, who served as a 9/11 first rerecreation and community center in Governors Park, the
sponder. For details on registration and additional information,
creation of a waterfront park along the Wando River, and
visit www.911heroesrun.org.
access to 52 acres of recreational greenspace adjacent to the
DANIEL ISLAND GARDEN CLUB
Edgefield Park neighborhood. Please visit their website (www.
The first meeting of the 2016-2017 season is Wed., Sept. 14,
dineighborhoodassociation.org) or Facebook page for more
at 1 pm at the Sanctuary of Providence Baptist Church, 294
information.
Seven Farms Drive, Daniel Island. The Club meets on the secHealing from divorce is possible!
ond Wed. of each month, Sept. - May. On Sept. 14, the speaker
Join this friendly supportive Christ-centered group. You don’t
will be Jack Slapcinsky, a South Carolina master gardener. He
have to deal with this alone. Workshop begins September 8
will provide seasonal garden tips and demonstrate some easy
and runs through November 3 for nine consecutive Thursdays,
propagation techniques to help you multiply your plant collec6:30 -8:30 p.m., at Holy Cross Daniel Island. To register and for tions. Guests are welcome! For more information, contact Lydia
more information go to www.HolyCross.net/divorce
Freilich at frenchlydia@homesc.com.
Heroes Run Interfaith Memorial Service
Daniel Island Historical Society
Friday, September 9, Time: 7 – 7:50 p.m. at Simmons Park
DIHS presents “Our Lost Heritage”, Sept. 20, *7 pm, Church of
(next to DI Fire Station, 235 Seven Farms Dr. Bring your lawn
the Holy Cross, Daniel Island. The presenter is eminent field
chairs and join in a special time of remembering our fallen
biologist, Dr. Richard Porcher, who will share his passionate
heroes. Rain location - Providence Baptist Church, 294 Seven
story of the cultural history of St. John’s Basin plantations,
Farms Dr.
peoples, and African-American communities that lie buried
Daniel Island Flying Club
beneath Lake Moultrie. Porcher’s address will preview his soon
Get ready to soar into another season of programs and events
to be published seventh book, Our Lost Heritage. * 6:30 p.m.
with the Daniel Island Flying Club! The club was created by
Reception, DIHS Members and Guest Speaker.
island resident Jim Chalupsky as a way to engage and connect Red Balloon Yard Sale
with local aviation enthusiasts. The next meeting will be held
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that you’d like to get rid of? The Daniel Island Annual Fall Red
Balloon Yard Sale will be held on Saturday, September 24, 7
am – 1 pm at homes throughout Daniel Island.
Pink-ify DI!
From October 1 through October 12, Daniel Island businesses
and homeowners are encouraged to decorate their place in
honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month and the upcoming
Komen Lowcountry Race for the Cure and for a chance to win
a prize. Those who wish to enter the contest should submit two
pictures to race@komenlowcountry.org no later than 5 p.m.
on October 12. Photos will also be placed on the local Komen
Facebook page. Use the phrase “Pink-ify DI” in your email
subject line.
History of Western Civilization
This college-level humanities course continues at the Daniel
Island branch of the Berkeley County Library System. The free
course will be taught on Wednesdays at 10:30 am. Participants
can attend at any time, as each of the sessions stands on its
own.
BENG
“Business Executive Networking Group” meets the first
Tuesday of every month, at the Berkeley County Library on
Daniel Island, from 5 to 6:30 pm. BENG (www.thebeng.org) is a
multidiscipline networking group for mid- to senior-level executive professionals who are seeking a new career. For those
interested in attending the Charleston BENG Chapter Meeting,
contact Cathey Petkash, cpetkash@frannet.com. You may
register for the meeting at http://bengcharleston.eventbrite.com.
Willingway Continuing Care Meetings
Every Monday 6:30-7:30 pm at The Church of the Holy Cross,
299 Seven Farms Dr. Provides a community for addicts, their
family and friends to talk about their experiences and find ways
to connect with 12-step recovery. Free. Contact Rhett Crull
843-323-7111 with questions.
Tai Chi
Free classes. Tuesday & Friday 8:30-9:30 am at Providence
Baptist Church. Call Gwen at 843-718-5454 for information.
Run Club
Gaia Fit Run Club meets on Fridays 5:30 am and Sundays 7:30
am for group runs as well as First Friday Happy Hour Runs at
DI restaurants. Email mary@gaiafit.com.
Group run/walk
Every Wednesday morning at 8:30 am from Pierce Park
Pavilion: Enjoy a three-mile walk or run along the Wando River
and share your thoughts and input with the Daniel Island News’
writers and advertising executives.
WOMEN OF FAITH
Daniel Island ladies of all denominations gather Wednesday
mornings at 9 am for an hour of prayer and sharing. Call Joan
Vitalo, 843-884-1484, or Kay Uhler, 843-971-1445, for details.
Women’s Island Network (WIN)
Join professional women for a networking luncheon, which is
held the last Wednesday of each month at The Islander, from
11:45 am – 1 pm. Contact Sheila Underwood - 843-654-6289
or email Sheila.underwood@suntrust.com. RSVP is required.
TOASTMASTERS
Toastmasters of Daniel Island meet on the first and third Friday
of every month, from 12 to 1 pm at Summit Place, 320 Seven
Farms Dr. For more information please contact claire@eduave.
com or Brian Richards (843) 884-5987.
AA meetings on DI
Daily M-F 8 am, Tue. 7 pm, Fri 7 pm at Providence Baptist
Church, 294 Seven Farms Dr.; Sat. 8 pm at Holy Cross Church,
299 Seven Farms Dr.
DANIEL ISLAND EXCHANGE CLUB
Meets the second and fourth Tuesday of each month (with
some exceptions) at 5:30 pm (social) and 6:00 pm (meeting) at
the Daniel’s Landing Clubhouse, 130 River Landing Drive, and
centers its service initiatives on Americanism, youth programs,
community service and the prevention of child abuse. For
questions about meeting dates and programming, contact
PresidentDIExchangeClub@gmail.com or visit their Facebook
page.
Mom’s Playdate
Join local moms and kids for playdates twice a month at Center
Park (train side) on the first Wed. of every month at 10 am
and the third Wed. of every month at 11 am. Contact Erica
Elmenhurst (ericaelmenhurst@gmail.com) and/or Marie Corbin
(mariefw@gmail.com) for more information.
Men’s Fitness Group
F3, a free men’s workout group, meets every Saturday morning
starting at 6:20 am at Governors Park and at 5:30 am on
Wednesdays. www.f3nation.com or email F3Charleston@
gmail.com.
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Local homebrewers headed to the big league
Katherine Smith
katherine@thedanielislandnews.com
Just two years ago, Hank Hanna and Pearce
Fleming, both residents of Daniel Island, were
in the beginning stages of what would become
a passion for home brewing beer. Earlier this
year, in a May issue of The Daniel Island
News, Hanna explained the home brew process
and why it had become much more than just
a hobby for the duo. Having entered and won
some awards at several competitions over this
past year, their passion has surpassed what they
could have imagined and quite possibly may
bring their brew to the national level.
“Two competition wins made us eligible to
team up with a commercial brewery and send
one of our award winning beers to the Great
American Beer Festival (GABF) in Denver,
Colorado in October,” said Hanna.
Deemed to be the largest (and most prestigious) beer festival in the country, the GABF
competition will likely receive more than 7,000
entries in the commercial brewery competition.
Hanna and Fleming will be entering the ProAm competition, where the odds of winning
are much better.
“The Pro-Am portion of the competition,
however, is even more prestigious (than the
commercial portion). The Pro-Am gives home
brewers (the AM) the opportunity to team up
with a commercial brewer (the PRO) to brew
their homebrew on a large-scale system. There
are only 96 entries accepted and to be eligible
as a homebrewed you must have won first
place in a Beer Judge Certification Program
(BJCP) sanctioned homebrew competition, and
you must be asked by a commercial brewer to
participate,” explained Hanna.
And that is just what happened. Ryan Coker,
owner and Head Brewer at Revelry Brewing
Co., located in downtown Charleston, invited
them to brew with Revelry for the Pro-Am.
When Hanna heard the news, it was a nobrainer.
“We knew the guys at Revelry very well
and jumped at the opportunity. We were very
excited to say the least,” Hanna said.
Currently the duo has been fine-tuning their
beer hoping that it will stand out at the competition.
“Our beer is called Wise One and is a
Two competition wins for local home brewers
Hank Hanna and Pearce Fleming made them
eligible to team up with a commercial brewery
and send one of their award winning beers to
the Great American Beer Festival in Denver,
Colorado in October.
Bavarian wheat beer. Pearce and I first brewed
Wise One earlier this year for the American
Homebrewers Association National Competition. I had spent a lot of time researching the
style and tasting several different commercially
available options to try and figure out which
one I liked best and how to create a beer that
was consistent with the standards associated
with the style. Hefeweizen is known for having
almost no hop presence, but instead a subtle
clove character with notes of banana…. (Wise
One) has a very slight clove presence, but the
banana character is in your face. With that being said, teaming up with a professional brewer
like Ryan Coker meant that we would also be
blending our styles with his expertise. The beer
that we brewed with Revelry is much more
complex in that the banana aroma is the first
thing that you will notice, followed by a subtle
hint of clove character in the initial taste, and
then just a kiss of banana flavor as you finish
the sip,” said Hanna.
Pink-ify DI!
New island decorating contest announced
for Breast Cancer Awareness Month
From October 1 through October 12,
Daniel Island businesses and homeowners
are encouraged to decorate their place in
honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month
The Komen Lowcountry Race for the
Cure and The Daniel Island News are team- and the upcoming Komen Lowcountry
ing up to sponsor a new decorating contest Race for the Cure. Those who wish to enter
the contest should submit two pictures to
for Breast Cancer Awareness Month and
in advance of the Race for the Cure, which race@komenlowcountry.org no later than
5 p.m. on October 12. Photos will also
will be held on Daniel Island on October
be placed on the local Komen Facebook
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page. Use the phrase “Pink-ify DI” in your
Island businesses and residents are
subject line.
invited to decorate their places to support
Judges will be looking for: “Wow Factor,
both the runners and survivors. In addition
Inspirational Power, and Visual Appeal.”
to providing support and encouragement,
the top judged home and business will win Be creative – use paint, tennis balls, tennis
shoes, or any medium that conveys a mesprizes.
sage of support.
It’s been several years since businesses
The judging will take place after 5 p.m.
were last encouraged to decorate. For
on October 12. The winners will be anpast races, some island businesses have
nounced onstage on race day, October 15.
supported the race with amazing decoraThe business winner will be presented
tions. After several years of not having a
decorating contest, the Komen Lowcountry with a plaque to hang in their business and
affiliate has re-initiated a decorating theme the winning homeowners will win a meal
from Laura Alberts!
– this time specific to Daniel Island
Suzanne Detar
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Heroes Run Interfaith Memorial
Service set for September 9
Staff report
Mark your calendars now for the second annual Heroes Run Interfaith Memorial Service,
which will occur at 7 p.m. on Friday, September
9, at Simmons Park (located next to the Daniel
Island Fire Station, 235 Seven Farms Drive,
Daniel Island, SC 29492).
Organized by members of Providence Baptist
Church (Daniel Island) Worship Committee, this
special interfaith service will include brief meditations about commemoration and hope. Rev. Dr.
Colonel John Painter, Chaplain, Ralph H Johnson
VA Medical Center and Air Force Reservist who
served in Iraq, along with representatives from
other faith traditions and various musicians will
facilitate this event. This unique service will
conclude with a candle lighting to honor those
civilians, first responders, and military personnel
who lost their lives on 9/11 and in the wars since
this national tragedy.
Bring your lawn chairs to Simmons Park on
Friday night, September 9, to join in a special
time of remembering our fallen heroes.
In the event of inclement weather, the Interfaith Heroes Run Memorial Service will occur
at Providence Baptist Church, 294 Seven Farms
Drive, at 7 p.m. on September 9. If you have any
questions about the Interfaith Memorial Service,
please contact Rev. David Woody at 843-9715275 or woody@providencecharleston.org. If
you have any questions about the 5K Heroes
Run, please contact Theresa Faircloth at 843597-9240 or Charleston@911heroesrun.org.
Heroes Run Interfaith Memorial Service
Date: Friday, September 9
Time: 7 – 7:50 p.m.
Location: Simmons Park (next to DI Fire Station, 235 Seven Farms Drive)
Presenters: Rev. Dr. Colonel John Painter, Chaplain, Ralph H Johnson VA Medical Center, Providence Baptist
Church member; Father Gregory West, Pastor, St. Clare of Assisi Catholic Church; Rev. Leondra Stoney, Pastor,
Greater Howard AME Chapel; Ellen Moryl, Jewish Representative; Dr. Reshma Khan, Muslim Representative.
Musicians: “The Remnant” Choral Ensemble - Mary Scholtens, bagpipes; Ellen Moryl, cello.
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DIBA HAPPY HOUR
Photos by Suzanne Detar
Meet the Sponsors and Hosts of the DIBA Happy Hour
Janet Riordan, John Blackburn, Jon Turner of
Blondies Bagels and Carrie Blackburn!
Angel Roberts and Robert VanNewkirk hosted the event at their new Peace Love Hip Hop dance studio and CrossFit Discovery gym. Event
sponsors included Renee Reinert Pote & Michelle Walsh of Iron Gate Realty, Dr. Johnson of Island Medical, and Terra Futch of Salle Galloway.
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The Changing Work Environment
Part III: Providing Choice
management
moment
Doug Dickerson
“I believe happiness is a choice. Some days
it is a very difficult choice.” – Steve Gleason
Our three part series on the changing work
environment was inspired by findings in the
Staples Advantage Workplace Index (http://
bit.ly/1ULVQr7). Findings in the report reveal
that half of workers state feeling overworked
is motivating them to look for a new job, 62%
say wellness programs are a selling point when
looking for a new job, but only 35% actually
have a wellness program at their current job, 3
out of 4 respondents say their employers don’t
give them access to the latest technology to
do their job efficiently. You can read more by
clicking on the link and reading the full report.
In part III of our series (in part one we talked
about providing flexibility and in part two we
discussed providing autonomy) we discuss the
importance of providing choice. Employees are
not willing to give 100% to a job where they
feel trapped. They want opportunity and they
want choice.
What does it look like? In the changing
work environment, employees want to know
that they have choices. In this new environment
management is not dictating ‘how’ everything
gets done. Employees are given the ‘what’ and
the ‘why’, and then they are given the opportunity to make decisions and design how
their work gets done to meet the goals of the
company. In addition, they are empowered
with the training and resources they need to be
successful.
Why is it important? Employees want to
know that they are making a valuable contribution to something bigger than themselves; they
want to feel truly invested in their work. When
employees have choices, they have a sense of
control, which shows them that their input is
valuable. It tells them they are trusted and are
important.
Not long ago Glassdoor published its list
of the Best Places to Work 2016 (http://bit.
ly/1lN0I2p). Topping the list was Airbnb. An
employee review for MindBody (#14) in the
Glassdoor article writes, “It’s a culture of happiness! I’ve never been in such a positive environment. Management encourages you not only
professionally, but in personal aspects of life
too. So thankful to work for such an amazing
company!” That sounds to us like a company
that understands the value of their employees
and wants them to succeed.
How do we do it? Providing choice requires
management to let go of the control they have
clung to in the past. Old habits can be hard to
break; here are six ACTION steps to help you
think through your current operations and to
embrace providing choice.
Accountability – The ebb and flow of an
organization that provides flexibility, autonomy,
and choice hinges on accountability. Regardless of what the organizational structure looks
like or how teams are assembled it all comes
down to mutual accountability if it is going to
succeed.
Collaborate – In this changing work environment collaboration may take on a new look
as well. Your box approach to thinking may
now look more like a circle that makes room
for more people, new ideas, and greater potential. If your workplace environment changes
so too must the way you work with others also
change.
Train – John Maxwell said, “The people’s
capacity to achieve is determined by their
leader’s ability to empower.” This is so true in
the changing work environment. Training is essential not just for your success today but how
you will look and operate five years from now
and beyond.
Inspire – What your people need to see
as they embrace a new work environment is
greater ownership, greater opportunity for
growth, and more control over their future.
Inspire your people to the possibilities before
them and remind them of it often.
Opportunity – The changing workplace
environment can be frightening for people who
have no voice in the direction they are going
or have not bought-in to the vision. If one’s
opportunity is not clear to them they will be the
last to embrace change. Be vocal, be clear, and
be out front with the opportunities that exist and
for the ones they will create.
Now – The time for creating this new workplace environment is now. And we would like
to remind you of what we advised in part one
of this series. Take baby steps and tackle one
or two small changes that you can implement
right away. Be intentional about your changes
and make them gradually. Include your people
when charting the course. But get started!
© 2016 Doug Dickerson and Liz Stincelli
Doug Dickerson is an internationally recognized leadership speaker, columnist, and author.
To learn more visit Dougdickerson.wordpress.
com or email him at managementmoment@
gmail.com.
Liz Stincelli is the Founder of Stincelli Advisors where she focuses on helping organizations engage employees and improve organizational culture. Learn more about Liz by visiting
her website: www.stincelliadvisors.com.
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center is close to becoming a done deal.
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Plans for the long-anticipated facility, to be
constructed in Governors Park, are outlined in nor
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a proposed Fourth Amendment to the Develmin
opment Agreement between the City of Charleston and the
resi
Daniel Island Company. A first reading of the agreement,
serv
which includes a number of other provisions, was passed
tion
unanimously by Charleston City Council in July. A second
orig
and final reading is expected on September 27.
side
An announcement regarding the new facility and other
facets of the agreement will be made at the upcoming meet- re-e
A
ing of the Daniel Island Neighborhood Association to be
alre
held at 7 p.m. on September 6 at Church of the Holy Cross
on Daniel Island. Mayor John Tecklenburg is slated to be the inc
ture
guest speaker at the program, along with City Councilman
any
Gary White of Daniel Island.
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“What we’ve been working on for the last several years
sur
now has really been sort of taking and giving,” said White.
“A last amendment, if you will, to wrap up loose ends from a Wh
A
development agreement that is really 25 years old now.”
White plans to show some renderings of the project at the sur
at a
DINA meeting to give attendees a glimpse of the facility’s
pro
possible design.
ELIZABETH BUSH
beth@thedanielislandnews.com
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Bush/FILE
This map, displayed during a parks and recreation public charrette held in the spring of 2015, shows Daniel Island’s current
parks and open spaces, as well as a proposed marina on the Wando River and an area set aside for a city park on the south
side of the island. If a proposed Fourth Amendment to the Daniel Island Development Agreement is approved, several additional enhancements/changes would be made, including the establishment of a waterfront park on two acres of land along
the Wando River near Children’s Park and a new indoor Community Center in Governors Park. Also, a parcel designated as
a city park on the south side would be leased to the Daniel Island Town Association to be used as recreational land for the
community.
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sland Rec Center deal
rks
Want to go?
Daniel Island Neighborhood
Association Meeting
Tuesday, September 6, 7 p.m.
Church of the Holy Cross
Guest Speakers: Charleston Mayor John Tecklenburg and City Councilman Gary White
Topic: Proposed Daniel Island Community Center
and other parks enhancements outlined in a new
agreement between the City of Charleston and the
Daniel Island Company.
ty and
approval
File/Bush
Back on November 1, 2010, City of Charleston Mayor Joe Riley, City Councilmembers Gary White and
Aubry Alexander, and Daniel Island resident Mac McBride joined several guests in officially turning
the first dirt at a groundbreaking ceremony for Governors Park. A Recreation Center is the next big
development planned for Governors Park as part of an Amendment to the Development Agreement
reached between the City, the Daniel Island Company and other related companies.
“It’s not set in stone,” he added. “We don’t know exactly
w the site will sit, but this will give people a feel for what
expect.”
As per the amendment agreement, approximately $5.3
llion will be re-allocated from a previously proposed
istrict Park South” to the new recreation center in Goverrs Park.
“The POA worked with the City and collectively deterned that the Community Center was the top priority for
idents,” added Jane Baker, vice president of community
vices for the Daniel Island Property Owners Associan. “The proposed amendment re-directs money that was
ginally to be used for a proposed large park on the south
e of the island near the SPA property for the purpose of
establishing a Community Center instead.”
According to White, additional funding sources have
eady been identified for the community center and may
lude private dollars. He expects the budget for the struce will be “somewhere north of $7 million,” but added that
y shortfalls could be met through a bonding opportunity.
“We’re prepared to do it and do it the right way and make
e it’s a facility that benefits the entire community,” added
hite.
As for what will take place inside the facility, resident
vey responses and ideas generated from the community
a series of public charrettes will serve as the blueprint for
ogramming.
“I can tell you, all of the things that I heard people say
they were looking for, and wanting, and needing…we should
be able to accomplish that with this facility,” White said.
“This agreement will also answer many of issues raised by
the residents in the city survey that was conducted last year,”
said Glenn Williman, president of the Daniel Island Neighborhood Association. “That exercise reaffirmed the need
for indoor recreation facilitates for youth and seniors, more
access to waterfront areas and water activities, and passive
park and additional walking and biking paths.”
Governors Park is the most logical choice for a location
for the facility, added White.
“It was the closest area that made sense from an ingress
and egress standpoint. It’s more central, parking is already
in place, and we already own the land. All of those things
coalesce and it’s the obvious place to do it.”
Williman called the planned addition of a community
center “a great day for Daniel Island and Charleston,” and
credited past DINA presidents and volunteers with “carrying
the torch” to see that the island’s recreational needs continue
to be met.
“This is a long awaited and very significant step in finalizing the development agreement between the city and the
Daniel Island community,” stated Williman. “DINA has tried
to keep this issue on the top of the city’s agenda for years.
Long before I came to Daniel Island, DINA recognized that
additional parks and recreation facilities were an important
For additional information, visit
www.dineighborhoodassociation.org
component of our community that was a promise not kept.”
Other proposed changes to the Development Agreement
include the conveyance of a two-acre parcel of land along
the Wando River from the Daniel Island Company to the
City of Charleston, which would then convey the land to the
Daniel Island Town Association (DITA).
“This means the community will move one step closer to
having a waterfront park experience that meets community
standards,” added Baker.
Additionally, as per the amendment, a 52-acre city-owned
parcel on the island’s south side, near current Edgefield
Park, would be leased to DITA.
“DITA will determine a master plan for gradually turning
it into recreational land for community use,” said Baker.
Finally, the amendment also addresses the affordable
housing requirement put forth in the original Development
Agreement, noting that the provision, as well as several
park-related obligations, are “terminated, satisfied in full
or otherwise waived” and that those provisions would be
replaced by the newly revised agreement. When asked about
this portion of the document, Baker confirmed that the island’s affordable housing goals have been met in full.
To review the proposed changes to the Development
Agreement, visit http://www.charleston-sc.gov/AgendaCenter/ViewFile/Agenda/07192016-2210.
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Gridiron Wrap Up: BE tops West Ashley, Hanahan falls to Andrews
PHILIP M. BOWMAN
The Bishop England football team is 2-0 for
the first time since 2007, and the Bishops’ fast
start is a result of doing it the hard way.
Bishop England topped West Ashley 21-16
Friday night at Jack Cantey Stadium thanks to
some late-game heroics.
With the score tied 14-14 and 69 seconds remaining in the game, talented quarterback Leo
Albano dropped back to pass on 4th and four,
but opted to keep the ball. He gained 21 yards
to keep the Bishops’ hopes alive.
The Bishops’ Christian Greavu scored from
20 yards out on the next play, taking a pitch and
outrunning the defense to the end zone to score
with 35 seconds left in the game.
Bishops linebacker Evan Phillips picked off a
pass following the kickoff. The Wildcats closed
out the scoring on a safety when Albano ran out
of the end zone on the final play of the game.
Bishop England coach John Cantey praised
the offense for its last-minute score. But he said
the defense was the key in beating West Ashley
for the first time since 2012, the year Bishop
England won its second straight state championship. The high-octane West Ashley offense
was held to 359 yards.
West Ashley, which rushed for 400 yards in
the season-opener, was missing star running
back Dexter Freeman, who suffered a concus-
per carry.
“This is a different Bishop England team
than the past couple years. The camaraderie we
have in our players and in our staff is showing,”
Cantey said.
Bishop England has another tough foe this
weekend. St. John’s travels to Cantey Stadium.
Bishop England’s Christian Greavu carries a defender and the ball into the end zone for
the Bishop’s late fourth quarter go ahead touchdown. Greavu had a big night. In addition to
scoring the winning touchdown on a 20-yard pitch and run play, the wide receiver also threw
a touchdown pass on the first play of the Bishop’s opening drive - a 36-yard double pass
from Albano to Greavu to Andrew Pizzo to take a 6-0 lead.
sion last week. The Wildcats managed 188
yards on the ground and 359 yards overall as
they dropped to 1-1.
“Our defense played very well,” Cantey said.
“We played as a team on defense. There were
no individuals. We played as a team.”
Bishop England scored on the first play of its
opening possession with a 36-yard double pass
from Albano to Greavu to Andrew Pizzo to take
a 6-0 lead.
Albano scored on a 2-yard run and Adam
Mikulsk kicked a field goal for the Bishops’
other scores.
Albano rushed for 132 yards, averaging 5.5
HANAHAN FALLS TO ANDREWS
Meanwhile, Hanahan came up on the wrong
end of a 42-35 decision to Andrews.
The Hawks fell to 1-1 and face a big challenge when they travel to Wando in Week 3 of
the season.
“We weren’t very excited to play,” Hanahan
coach Charlie Patterson said. “We didn’t have
any life. We didn’t play with enthusiasm, and
we’re not good enough to win when we don’t
play with that energy.”
Hanahan came up with the big plays. But
the Yellow Jackets responded with big plays of
their own.
“We’ve got a lot of work to do to get better,”
Patterson said. “We dropped eight passes. If
you take a play here and a play there, and it’s
a different ballgame. They controlled the ball
with their running game. We had only one possession in the first quarter. That should tell you
something.”
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GREG PERALTA
Cooler (relative to what it has been)
weather has dropped the water temperature a
couple of degrees and fishing has improved
significantly (especially if you use live
shrimp for bait). This week, I fished with
my friend Hugh and his grandsons Roman
and Nico. We have been fishing together for
many years. As a matter of fact, two of my
prize possessions are pictures that Roman
and Nico drew after one of our fishing trips.
They are great kids that are growing up very
quickly. It makes me happy that they want to
fish every time they visit Hugh.
We met at the boat landing late in the
afternoon. It was very windy and off in the
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distance dark clouds were looming. So we
decided to stay in a small creek and fish
with live shrimp. The tide was low and it
only took a few casts to top off with bait. We
then moved to a wind sheltered creek and
pin anchored the skiff in a shallow channel
between two oyster bars. Roman and Nico
cast shrimp (on lead head jigs) into the channel. Trout, Redfish and Black Drum provided
steady action throughout the afternoon. We
never caught a really big fish but it did not
seem to matter to the boys (or Hugh).
In my experience, when fishing with
children, fast action keeps them interested.
Now is a great time to take kids fishing.
Shrimp are abundant and the creeks are full
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September’s Honeycomb shows a second time with a different focus
Mary Wessner: About five
years ago is when I last had my
stuff at Honeycomb. My focus
Pause for a second.
was different— it has shifted so
Take a breath.
it’s going to be a different kind
Look around and take in your surrounding.
of show than last time. Back
What do you see? Take the moment to notice.
then I was getting into doing
Mary Wessner’s photography invites the viewmore people and families and
er to do just that - to take a moment to appreciate
Mary Wessner
that type of thing, and just
something exquisite.
started my business. Back then
Whether it is seeing the body-like shapes
that’s what I thought I liked to do. What I am
in the smoke from incense or appreciating fog
now starting to do is the creative side, what we
rising during sunrise, Wessner’s photos make
would call fine art photography. It’s more like
people pause and notice something simple yet
the landscape pictures– the sunrises, the sunsets
powerful.
Wessner has been surrounded by photography and the houses - versus doing the people, the
kids. I still love doing events and I love doing
her entire life, but not until about six years ago
pets - I think pets are the coolest things ever. I
did she pursue a career in the field.
still do those. I just shifted a bit. As I get older,
Within that time she has already shown at
my photography is morphing a different way.
Honeycomb Cafe once before, very early in her
LC: When did you notice this shift?
career, and has a standing spot at the Charleston
MW: I don’t know. It’s just I started going out
Artist Guild Gallery.
The Daniel Island resident has led multiple ca- and taking pictures for my own joy - the sunrises
reers. Starting in retail then becoming a spiritual and the sunsets. Go out with some of my photography friends; get up super early at like 4 a.m.
counselor. Eventually she fell into photography,
to go take photos of a sunrise over Folly Beach.
noticing that taking photos brought her happiAnd I started really enjoying the solidary and the
ness and made her slow down to notice beauty.
I had a chance to slow down with the Septem- Zen portion of it where I could go out and be one
with nature. There is a part of me too that just
ber artist and chat about her and her craft:
likes creating something beautiful for a person
Lucie Couillard: When did you last show at
so when they look at it they feel what I saw. I
Honeycomb?
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always loved
nature and always
been spiritual and
seen the beauty in
the world around
us. And a lot of
people don’t see
it. I wanted them
to be able to see
it - stop and pause
for a moment
and see what was
there.
LC: What do
you recommend
people do when
Wessner's favorite piece named "Foggy Morning."
approaching a
geous as or more gorgeous than the sky in front.
photo shoot?
MW: Have all the camera gear and make sure Being open to do a 360. There could be a branch,
there could be a log, and there could be a shell
it’s all good. Bring enough lenses because you
that has a beautiful light on it that just glows.
never know what you are going to find. Being
Make sure to really take in everything.
over prepared is always good. I’d rather have
LC: How did you start off taking photogramore than less, because in the beginning I would
phy?
Are you self-taught?
bring only one lens and be like “darn I wish I
MW: I am more self-taught. I do take classes.
had that other lens.” I just pack heavy. Also at
sunsets or sunrises, I make sure when I get there I do read the books. My parents were avid
photographers. They taught me what they knew
to look around, because everyone is focused
- they were film photographers years gone by.
on the sunset. I look around and be aware of
They belonged to camera clubs. Many Sunday
everything around me because sometimes I turn
around and the sky behind me will just be as gor-
See honeycomb on PAGE 23
Reception is open to the public
his daughter and they loved the pictures. He said
maybe I should become a professional and I was
From honeycomb on PAGE 22 like “Oh! Maybe that’s career number four.”
That was about five, six years ago.
afternoons when I was a little girl we would go
LC: What is your favorite piece thus far
out and ride somewhere. My father would have
a destination in mind - to go see what the colors and why?
MW: I have a picture of a dock down by
are or to take pictures of horses. It was just like
the
Daniel Island sales office. I was doing a
I’m there; I’m 10 years old so they aren’t leavbride’s
book for a woman. And she wanted a
ing me home alone. So I would just go along
with them. I watched them a lot. My father was bride-signing book of pictures of Daniel Island.
I woke up that morning to do a sunrise and it
very protective of his cameras so didn’t let me
was winter. I went out my back door and I could
play too much with them, but my mother did.
not see a thing. I thought, “well let’s see what
So she would explain things to me and every
happens.” I went to the sales office because
now and then let me take a shot. I would watch
them with shadows and lights and composition. that’s where the sun would come up, right over
that dock. As it turns out I was there for two and
My father was perfect in his composition and
his lighting. He tried to perfect the rules that we half hours. I have two other photos from that
morning that are different and powerful in their
have in photography on how to take a wellway, and in color. But the black and white one
composed picture. My mom on the other hand
was the first one from when the fog just broke.
knew that stuff, but somehow with her eye,
when she wanted to take a picture of something, But when in color that picture is orange. It is
the eeriest looking thing I have ever seen. I felt
she loved it. So somehow that feeling came
like a UFO was going to come out of the sky. I
out in her photos. So it might not have been
perfectly composed, but there was feeling more thought eh I’ll turn it into black and white— all
the texture came out. You can see the droplets of
in her photos. While I loved what my father
water and the texture in the wood. That is still
did, I also loved what my mother did because I
wanted people to feel something. I wanted them to this day, I took it two years ago, my favorite
picture. There is something about it. The black
to visualize themselves there - have an “Aw”
and white is simple and draws you in, but the
moment. I feel like I learned more of that from
texture!
my mom.
LC: What is your take on Photoshop? Do
LC: What have you learned about yourself
you alter your photos or do light editing?
through photography?
MW: It depends. I shoot in RAW. And a
MW: That I look at things more closely. I
RAW
image is raw. Which means that you have
have always felt that I was present in the moto edit. When you use a JPEP, the camera has alment. But now I think I am more so. I think
ready made edits itself, and has done things like
I have learned to slow down more. Because
sharpening contrast, saturation, vibrancy, all of
when you take pictures you have to be precise,
that. So shooting in RAW you have to edit, there
you have to get the settings right, you have to
compose it properly. So that requires me to slow is no way you can’t. My first go to is Lightroom.
I use Lightroom more than anything else. I can
down. And sometimes I don’t and sometimes I
do, it depends on what I am photographing. But do simple edits in there and I try to do as little
as possible. I don’t want to over saturate. I don’t
I really try to slow down. And it helps me to be
want to sharpen. My goal is to get it as nice in
more present. I’ve tapped into an artist side. I
camera so I have to do as little editing as poshad a career in retail, in store management and
sible. I want people to see it as I saw it.
outside sales. Then I became a spiritual psyLC: In your bio, it says that your spiritual
chologist and a counselor. Then photography. I
studies
changed the way you perceive the
morphed. And it seems it has morphed into an
world,
in
what way? How did this impact
artist side.
your
experience
with photography?
LC: How did this morph happen?
MW: When I went to school for spiritual
MW: The photography started right after my
psychology, the basis of it is living in the momother passed away. I was taking care of her
right before she died; she had Alzheimer's and a ment. Living in your heart, really owning up
few health issues. When she left there was a big with what's happening within, and trying to stay
vacant hole, because I was taking care of her so neutral and to be compassionate to people. It
much and I didn’t know what to do with myself was all about finding joy in something you were
doing. And for me that was photography. Part of
all the sudden. I wanted to pay homage to her
and my father. I just bought the first digital cam- my healings was to take pictures of something
that meant something for me. It made me be
era that came out and was taking pictures with
more present in the moment and stop and look
her before her passing because I knew my time
and see. I acknowledge the goodness there is
with her would be limited. I always had a camera in my hand when I was around her for those and how lucky I am. I think there is beauty
moments when she was being silly or goofy. So everywhere. I want to share that with others
because I see that.
I had those candid moments that showed who
Mary Wessner’s reception is free and open
she was as a person. After she left, I was sitting
to the public from 5:30 – 8 p.m. on Sept. 8 at
here one day thinking, “what am I going to do
Honeycomb Cafe. Photos will be for sale.
now?” I just saw my camera sitting there one
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500 Bucksley Ln.................................$1695
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400 Bucksley Ln…...…………….……$1395
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135 Pier View…………………..………$1225
#103; 1br/1ba; approx. 884 sqft
500 Bucksley Ln………………….……$1150
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340 Lesesne St……………………..…$1395
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234 Seven Farms Dr.........................$3600
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1457 Clarendon Way…………………$2595
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8 Anita Dr………………………………$2400
1645 Lauda Dr……………………..….$2400
1935 Cedar Petal Ln……………...….$2000
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9317 S. Moreto Circle………...………$1895
2432 Singray Blvd………………….…$1395
4876 Holbird Dr……………..…………$1395
1117 Malvern Ln………...……………..$1175
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198 Pineshadow Dr…………..……….$1100
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